Mild winters spiked swarming honey bees across Midwest

After a mild winter, with temperatures that rarely fell below 18 F, the Midwest witnessed an increase in springtime bee swarms — a phenomena in which hives become too large, causing some to break off in search of a new queen. That just might be a positive sign for pollinators in the region after years… » Read More

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